I like an article very much, which is a moving story in lesson 16 in our Chinese book, that is, the hunter Heilibu. Although Heilibu is an ordinary person, he can sacrifice himself to save others, and this spirit of thinking for others is worth learning.
This article is a folk story; This story is about a day when a hunter saved the life of Little White Snake. Little White Snake took the hunter Hailibu to the Dragon Palace. The old Dragon King was very grateful to Hailibu and asked him to choose his favorite treasure. In order to understand the language of the prey, the hunter Hailibu told the Dragon King that he wanted the jewel in the Dragon King's mouth. The old Dragon King agreed, He gave the jewel to Heilibu (just like Heilibu, he saved the little white snake and deserved to get the jewel.) Then the little white snake said to Heilibu, "Remember, you can't talk to others about yourself and animals. You've been to the Dragon Palace... You can't say it, or it will become a stone head, and Heilibu will go home. But one day, while hunting, the hunter Halibu heard that a group of birds were talking about this evening, when the mountains would collapse and the land would be flooded. Halibu was very worried when he heard that. He had no choice but to go back and tell the villagers how he got the jewels, how he heard the birds talk about taking refuge, and why he could not tell others what he heard, They all said it as it was, and as soon as they finished speaking, Heilibu turned into a stone. The villagers missed Heilibu very much. It is said that they can still find the "Heilibu" stone now.
Ah! What a moving story! In order to save the lives of the villagers, Heilibu sacrificed himself, which made me very moved. We must always think of others like Heilibu.